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Our school aims to be a leader in developing teaching and learning methods that reflect
best practice in educating boys. If you are interested in more information about best practice in boys’ education, you can read the Australian Government’s report Boys: Getting it right. Other Australian Government resources about educating boys are available here.
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Year 8 2014 Academic Scholarships
St Paul's College is pleased to offer scholarships
that are designed for students in their final year of primary school during
2013, for entry into first year of secondary school in 2014. For further information on ACEP Academic Scholarships please follow the link.
Further details on how to apply will be available at a later date.
At St Paul’s College,
parents can expect:
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a Catholic education in the Edmund Rice tradition
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a quality education designed to meet each student’s needs
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a committed and caring staff
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a broad but specialised curriculum
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support for all boys to experience individual success.
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At St Paul's, boys consistently succeed in their chosen pathways. These include the
arts,
business, sports, trades and the professions. Whether it be TAFE, university or directly into the world of work, St Paul's provides the education and guidance for each boy to find the direction best suited to him.
When you choose St Paul’s College for your
son's education, he will be well-equipped
to achieve success in life’s endeavours,
having developed valuable leadership qualities,
compassion for
others, and a sense of justice. St Paul’s is committed
to boys’ education
in
the Edmund Rice
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The Charter: A Proclamation of an Authentic Expression of Edmund Rice Education as applied to Catholic Schools in the Edmund Rice Tradition (download PDF)
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